Sentence examples for violence off from inspiring English sources

In the past week Karachi's markets selling marble, bathroom tiles and medicines have separately staged protests against bata.As for the political parties, they seem to be able to turn the violence off and on as it suits them.

Unlike Terry George's earnestly melodramatic "Hotel Rwanda," Mr. Chung's film, the first narrative feature in the Kinyarwandan language, leaves the violence off screen and in the past.

The best Priebus can hope for is Potemkin displays of unity on stage and no violence off it – but even that is not assured.

The link between the sport and violence off the pitch is spurious: violent crime has been declining since the early 1990s, since when football has become even more popular.

Sterile, defensive tactics on the pitch and hooligan violence off it (the organisers, with justice, fear the influx of barbarian fans from neighbouring Britain) could yet mar this year's contest.

The Superclásico, as the Boca-River match is known, is Argentina's most famous and rabid derby, known around the world for its passionate fans, intense competition on the field — and violence off the field.

As a result, Mr. Martsinkevich asked his followers to keep the violence off-camera.

Most detrimentally, he flouts Verdian methodology, which keeps violence off-stage, presenting its horror through a series of emotional reactions rather than depicting it outright.

Many people loved it; nearly as many found its brutal violence off-putting.

Over the 500 pages or so of the report none of the countries implicated in the violence comes off well.

Like her mother's religion, Carrie's violence comes off not as evil but as virtue gone mad.